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72 Functionality overview
74 The following table summarizes the interfaces and their required functionality:
109 not cover every possible type of functionality supported by the hardware. There
186 and represents all the functionality that is available on the line.
200   not guarantee any particular functionality is available.
208   functionality.
214 functionality. For example, ``DigitalInOptionalInterrupt`` could describe a line
217 When using any classes with optional functionality, including
218 ``DigitalIoOptional``, you must check that a functionality is available using
251   depending on the supported set of functionality. For example, ``DigitalIn``
253 * Derived classes that exclude a particular functionality provide a private,
259 * Classes that support optional functionality make the non-virtual optional